City of Angels (the Nic Cage, Meg Ryan one)

PositivityNYC said:

City of Angels (the Nic Cage, Meg Ryan one)

It doesn't make me cry, but I do like it.

The German film "Wings of Desire" (of which City of Angels is a remake) is even better, though.

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Genesia said:

PositivityNYC said:

City of Angels (the Nic Cage, Meg Ryan one)

It doesn't make me cry, but I do like it.

The German film "Wings of Desire" (of which City of Angels is a remake) is even better, though.

so it'll make me cry more?

I'll see if it's on Netflix...

PositivityNYC said:

Genesia said:

It doesn't make me cry, but I do like it.

The German film "Wings of Desire" (of which City of Angels is a remake) is even better, though.

so it'll make me cry more?

I'll see if it's on Netflix...

no, you probably won't cry at all, it was nowhere near sentimental or emotional porn - as only americans can make

oh I fogot to put El Orfanato on my list

that was brutal

ZombieKitten said:

PositivityNYC said:

so it'll make me cry more?

I'll see if it's on Netflix...

no, you probably won't cry at all, it was nowhere near sentimental or emotional porn - as only americans can make

oh I fogot to put El Orfanato on my list

that was brutal

Well!

PositivityNYC said:

ZombieKitten said:

no, you probably won't cry at all, it was nowhere near sentimental or emotional porn - as only americans can make

oh I fogot to put El Orfanato on my list

that was brutal

Well!

you know, tearjerkers! a speciality of the US

most sad sentimental scenes make me cry....

but My Girl.... was one of the most embarrassing cinema experiences i ever had!!!!!

because i cried LOUD

ZombieKitten said:

PositivityNYC said:

Well!

you know, tearjerkers! a speciality of the US

yeah..

"Field of Dreams" when he asks his dad to play catch.

"On Any Sunday" when they freeze frame the kids jumping on their bikes at the beginning of the movie.

Life is beautiful

and any crap shitty rom com if I am watching it on a long haul flight. It's really wierd. I'm a bloke and i don't cry (much) but at 39,000 feet after little sleep my hormones are fucked and I will weep and have to look out the window to hide my face at lame lowest common denominator mainstream rom coms.

go to a movie and cry-hi-hiiigh togetha!

lust said:

Life is beautiful

and any crap shitty rom com if I am watching it on a long haul flight. It's really wierd. I'm a bloke and i don't cry (much) but at 39,000 feet after little sleep my hormones are fucked and I will weep and have to look out the window to hide my face at lame lowest common denominator mainstream rom coms.

now that you mention it! I cried buckets over that movie Valentines Day, when Julia Roberts travelled for 36 hours or something just to spend 12 hours with her 5 year old, probably because I was flying away from my 5 year old at the time.

the lovely bones

all dogs go to heaven

ZombieKitten said:

ET

Wall-E

Toy Story 2

A.I.

The Secret Life of Bees

Engelchen

Color Purple

pretty much anything these days, even Despicable Me teared me up a bit

When I tell you I felt like a running faucet watching this movie. It was like the tears were just falling out of my eyes on it's own and I couldn't control it.

Cinnie said:

go to a movie and cry-hi-hiiigh togetha!

estelle81 said:

What movies have you watched that have made you cry? You try to fight back the tears but it's no use. No matter how many times you watch them, it's over..instant sob-fest. Here's mine:

'Imitation of Life' - I still can't make it through the end of this film without crying. That end scene with the daughter running behind the horse drawn carriage holding her mother's body and screaming, 'Mama, I'm sorry'....Dude, instant waterworks. I try to make it through that scene everytime I watch this film without crying but it just never happens.

This movie ain't no joke! I haven't watched it in years but if I do I just KNOW what's gonna happen.

KidaDynamite said:

ZombieKitten said:

ET

Wall-E

Toy Story 2

A.I.

The Secret Life of Bees

Engelchen

Color Purple

pretty much anything these days, even Despicable Me teared me up a bit

When I tell you I felt like a running faucet watching this movie. It was like the tears were just falling out of my eyes on it's own and I couldn't control it.

same, I had to stop watching it halfway through and watch the rest another day, I was getting SOOOOOO upset! I had to go comfort my crying child who woke up, and I was crying more than my kid, like sobbing in his room, poor boy, had no idea why his mummy was so sad.

Mask kills me.

Fuckin Marley and Me made me do the UGLY cry. Fuckin dogs.

I'm going to sound really gay saying this but Titanic got me.

The Reader, Finding Neverland, and a few others that I can't think of right now.

E.T. ~ Within the last decade for some reason, altho the last time I watched it, I was fine. When I saw it on the big screen during the 25th anniversary, river of tears flowed uncontrollably.

The Color Purple ~ The reunion of the sisters and when Shug returns to church singing "Maybe God Is Tryin' to Tell You Somethin'" when she hugs her father.

Forrest Gump ~ I remember crying in the theater after Jenny died.

The Sixth Sense ~ Not the first time I saw it, it scared me to pieces. These days if I happen to watch it, the scene between the mother and son in the car when he talks about her mother visiting him.

The latest one is Toy Story 3 ~ Near the very end, it was so touching. I had to wipe my eyes quickly when the movie ended, so my niece wouldn't ask what's wrong.

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Cinnie said:

Everyone's hearts break in this one:

Good movie

purplemookiebut said:

the lovely bones

I just watched that today and I was tearing up towards the end

Whale Rider when Pai gives her speech. I swear I've watched it about 5 times and cried every time.

Brokeback Mountain - and I was on a plane as well!

just to name a couple...

Lilo and Stitch

Iron Giant

Crash

Gallipoli

Genesia said:

Now, Voyager...

And Mr. Skeffington, esp the part at the end where she looked at a portrait of her younger self. Miss Davis could always bring the water works.

The story of this movie is also heartbreaking(and hopeful at the same time)....

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Cinnie said:

Everyone's hearts break in this one:

I dunno if that's a tear jerker...

SUPRMAN said:

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

if I was a billionare, I'd buy you a car!